Deducting known objects until you are left with something new.
After developing our exoplanet discovery system, we set out to further expand on the new knowledge by inversing the system, leading to a new approach on how to detect cosmic anomalies.
The knowledge gained by the exoplanet detection system proved pivotal in understanding pattern detection for other known objects in the night sky. This allowed us to better distinguish known objects from potential new discoveries and categorize these discoveries by the underlying commonalities found in the detection. This led to some surprising new detections that would otherwise be obscured by known objects.
In the final chapter we set out to link some of the anomalies to known theories and suggestions for potential further work as well approaches by which certain anomalies and their behaviour can be found in the night sky.